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Isaac Camsell

Age:   31
Died:   8th Apr 1913
Accident:   8th Apr 1913
Year Born:   abt. 1882
Colliery:   Shotton
Company:   Horden Collieries Ltd.
Occupation:   Hewer
Notes:  
some ramble fell, knocking out the timber, and deceased was caught by the stone and killed
Buried:   Parish Burial Ground, Shotton Colliery
Category:   Falls in the Mine :: Falls of Roof :: At Working Face

Shotton Colliery Memorial

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Tombstone

Shotton Colliery — Parish Burial Ground

Location: OS Map 88, Grid Ref NZ392411




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Names on this tombstone
NameDiedAgeBorn
Isaac CAMSELL  8th Apr 1913  31  1882 
Mary Ethel CAMSELL       

Sources
  • 1913 Mines Inspectors Report (Cd 7439), Northern Division (No. 2) by J. R. R. Wilson, H.M. Inspector of Mines, Page: 49, Accident Number: 12 Where to find this report
  • Church/Cemetery photograph (T-03095-06-0002) © Kev Duncan
  • Headstone(s) in Parish Burial Ground, Shotton
  • Tombstone photograph (T-03100-06-0002) © Kev Duncan

Researchers

Email  Researcher  Date  Interest 
Lynne Clayden   02 Nov 2014 

My grandfather was Thomas Edwin Camsell worked as foreman, as did his father at Woodhorn Colliery in Ashington trying to put family tree together


Samuel Mehaffy   20 Dec 2019 

Isaac Camsell was the 1st husband of my Grandmother Mary Ethel she later married his cousin also named Camsell who was my mother.


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